Wind Publications is pleased to announce the release of Moving Out, Finding Home by Bob Fox
      
When Bob Fox was nineteen and seeking independence he left his Brooklyn home on a Trailways bus to California. Within a week his parents died in  a resort hotel fire in the Catskills. This is where Fox’s book Moving Out, Finding Home: Essays on Identity, Place, Community and Class begins. The book is a series of closely linked autobiographical essays which read much like a novel, or a combination novel and social commentary. Fox gives the reader new insights as he deftly discusses art, farming, music, race relations, devastating illness, and the search for meaning.  
   
Many may know Bob Fox as a musician, a guitarist and pianist who grew up watching the blues musicians in Greenwich Village. He pays tribute to those many influences on his most recent CD "Blues Makes Me Happy."  But Fox is equally accomplished and at ease with the written word.
   
Moving Out, Finding Home has received critical acclaim such as the following:
  
"I think that what I'm most fascinated by in Bob Fox's memoir is measuring the similarities and differences in our lives: age, geography, calling. I watch our souls drift—like smoke—touching, separating. Bless our souls!"  — Gerald Stern, winner of the National Book Award for Poetry
  
"The essays in Bob Fox's Moving Out, Finding Home are as rigorous and as muscular as his native Brooklyn, as beautiful and as calm as his adopted southeastern Ohio hills . . . "  — Lee Martin, author of Turning Bones and From Our House
  
"Moving Out, Finding Home is beautifully written. The essays are individual pieces but Fox's storytelling gift unites them to make a powerful story of his life-long journey to find his true home place in this world."  — Gurney Norman, author of the counter-culture classic, Devine Right's Trip, first published serially in the Whole Earth Catalog.
  
  
Moving Out, Finding Home, 179 pages, $15.00, ISBN 1893239322
  
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